I agree, the Internet has made it so much easier for us to pursue our passions and find the people who are just as passionate about it.

If I hadn’t become a work at home copywriter and marketing adviser, I would be a practicing childbirth educator and breastfeeding counsellor. That was my “passion plan” and I actually got certified and everything.

My point is, if you want it enough, then you’ll be willing to do what it takes to make it happen.

I think the hardest part about making the choice to chase your passion is the fear that at the end of the day, you might not be able to make enough money to do all the other things you want to do such as go on vacations and travel.

This use to be an issue for me, until I found a way to workaround that fear so I could pursue my passion without stressing out.

I do agree with you though where you mention the need to be creative in making your passion profitable.

Maybe 20 years ago that might have been more difficult, but now with the internet its so much easier to connect with people who could be interested in your passion and whatever product or services you decide to sell.

I believe that passion, patience and perseverance will ultimately lead anyone to a happier and more fulfilling life.

You’re a shining example of that, and I look forward to more of your writing.

Warm regards,
Yasuo